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Often used in the same context:
jobs,
workshy,
workless,
autoworkers,
underemployment,
wages,
shirkers,
drudges,
pogey,
proletarians,
slavelike,
mcdonalds,
malingerers,
ageism,
boomers,
breadline,
paycheck,
preretirement,
featherbedding,
employment,
casuals,
workers,
salaryman,
minimum wage,
employers,
blanding,
adjuncts,
singaporean,
workaholism,
americanisation,
sponger,
buncombe,
workforce,
slacker,
generation x,
neologisms,
retraining,
housewifery,
freelancers,
crumby,
blue collar,
bennie,
deindustrialization,
innumerate,
fatsos,
professoriate,
starbucks,
petite bourgeoisie,
credentialism,
emp,
canadianism,
retirees,
bludge,
bogan,
jobcentre,
upward mobility,
pittances,
yuppie,
scrounger,
busywork,
leavers,
consumerism,
pleb,
waitresses,
canadians,
unemployment,
tradespeople,
snobbism,
baby boomer,
conspicuous consumption,
socialized medicine,
sluggards,
farse,
sickie,
pudge,
sneer,
malays,
wobblies,
fry cook,
salespeople,
janitors,
carhops,
hypochondriacs,
childcare,
drainers,
catchphrase,
misandry,
greasy spoon,
flexitime,
voicelessness,
fogies,
cheapskate,
prole,
temp,
breadwinners,
dagwood,
unionization,
sorehead,
cashiers,
telecommuting,
jobseeker,
sweatshops
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